Abstract: A system for optimizing memory utilization receives a query statement that indicated to retrieve data objects. For a first data object, the system determines whether the first data object is stored in a high-grade data repository or a low-grade data repository. The system determines whether a recent usage frequency of the first data object exceeds a usage frequency threshold. If the system determines that the first data object is stored in the high-grade data repository and that the recent usage frequency is less than the usage frequency threshold, the system moves the first data object to the low-grade data repository. If the system determines that the first data object is stored in the low-grade data repository and that the recent usage frequency is more than the usage frequency threshold, the system moves the first data object to the high-grade data repository. The system outputs the data objects.

Abstract: A system is provided for real time recovery of resource transfers over a distributed server network. In particular, the system may comprise one or more computing systems within a distributed server network, where each computing system may be a node which hosts a copy of a distributed electronic data register. Upon receiving a resource transfer request, the system may, via a system sequence monitor, monitor the various nodes for status updates on the resource transfer. Upon detecting that a node has failed to execute one or more steps in the resource transfer process, a resource transfer restorer may perform a restore process based on the information stored within the distributed data register. The system sequence monitor may further monitor the restore process to ensure the successful completion thereof. In this way, the system may provide instantaneous recovery of failed resource transfers.

Abstract: A system is provided for real time recovery of resource transfers over a distributed server network. In particular, the system may comprise one or more computing systems within a distributed server network, where each computing system may be a node which hosts a copy of a distributed electronic data register. Upon receiving a resource transfer request, the system may, via a system sequence monitor, monitor the various nodes for status updates on the resource transfer. Upon detecting that a node has failed to execute one or more steps in the resource transfer process, a resource transfer restorer may perform a restore process based on the information stored within the distributed data register. The system sequence monitor may further monitor the restore process to ensure the successful completion thereof. In this way, the system may provide instantaneous recovery of failed resource transfers.